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Richard Chambers

BirthAbout 1725 - All Hallows The Great, London, England
Death29 Dec - London, London, England
MotherElizabeth Austwick
FatherRichard Chambers

Born in All Hallows The Great, London, England on About 1725 to Richard Chambers and Elizabeth Austwick. Richard Chambers married Anne Rodes and had 3 children. He passed away on 29 Dec in London, London, England.

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Richard Chambers
1700 - 1756
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Elizabeth Austwick
1700 - 1800
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Anne Rodes
1729 - 1778
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Hester Davis
1748 - 1823
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Sergeant Robert Chambers "Revolutionery War - Valley Forge - Colonial" "Captured By The British & Held Aboard A Prison Ship For 14 Months - Char
1756 - 1836
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Thomas Chambers
1772 - 1850
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James Chambers
1758 - Unknown

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